Development Specialists, Inc. Moves Its South Florida Office to Downtown Fort Lauderdale

The national firm specializes in turnaround management and financial advisory services.

Development Specialists, Inc. (DSI) has strategically relocated its South Florida office to downtown Fort Lauderdale. The office space leased by the firm spans over 3,300 square feet and is located at 500 East Broward Blvd., Suite 1700. This central location in downtown Fort Lauderdale highlights the company’s dedication to maximizing value for its clients throughout the region, as the move from Cypress Creek Rd. underscores the firm’s long-term commitment.

“Moving to this new location puts our firm right in the middle of South Florida’s robust and growing business community and closer to the professionals we do business with,” Joseph Luzinski says, Senior Managing Director at the Florida office. “While the current market trend is to take on less office space or even go fully remote, we went in the opposite direction. We leased more space because we prioritize face-to-face collaboration for idea sharing, creative problem solving, and staff training.” 

DSI employs three senior professionals, Luzinski, Yale Bogen, Sr. Managing Director, and Daniel Stermer, Managing Director, who work from its Fort Lauderdale office. Additionally, they have a team of support staff. DSI is recognized as a top provider of financial advisory and management consulting services. Their services include corporate finance, restructuring advisory, forensic accounting, litigation support, expert testimony, and third-party fiduciary services.

DSI, established over 45 years ago, has been in South Florida since it opened its first Florida office in 1988. As one of the first turnaround firms in the U.S., DSI also has offices in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, South Florida, Wilmington, Madison, Columbus, Ohio, and London.

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